The first episode of MotorWeek aired, marking the start of the long-running automotive news and review television program.
MotorWeek introduced detailed road test segments, providing viewers with in-depth analyses of vehicle performance, handling, and features.
MotorWeek established its official website, expanding its reach and providing automotive news and reviews online.
MotorWeek began featuring reviews and segments focused on hybrid and electric vehicles to reflect changing automotive technologies.
MotorWeek started its annual Drivers' Choice Awards, recognizing outstanding vehicles in various categories based on editors' evaluations.
The show celebrated its 30th year on air, highlighting its longevity and influence in automotive journalism.
MotorWeek transitioned to high-definition broadcasting to improve video quality and viewer experience.
MotorWeek marked 40 years of continuous broadcast, underscoring its status as one of the longest-running automotive programs in television history.
The first episode of MotorWeek airs, introducing the concept of automotive reviews and road tests to TV audiences.
MotorWeek adds a new segment focusing on the latest automotive technology and innovations.
The show starts a weekly feature dedicated to classic and antique cars.
MotorWeek establishes its own dedicated testing facility for more rigorous and controlled vehicle assessments.
The official website for MotorWeek is launched to provide digital content and interact with viewers.
MotorWeek introduces a segment focusing on daily driving tips and commuter car reviews for morning viewers.
A weekly segment focusing on environmentally friendly and electric vehicles begins airing.
Celebrating three decades of automotive journalism and innovation on the show.
MotorWeek begins airing episodes in high-definition.
The show expands into audio with a weekly podcast featuring interviews and in-depth car reviews.
MotorWeek adds detailed testing of driver assistance technologies to reflect advancements in automotive safety.
